03 Mar 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1959
Page
1
The speaker laments widespread farm leasing to Secretary Benson and warns that expansion is stifled by high taxation. He argues that government aid discourages production and would lead to economic collapse as both incomes and tax revenue shrink. He cites historical precedents and condemns paternalistic governance.
A discussion notes that higher wages can be inflationary if they pass into prices, urging wage increases only with higher production and less government spending to avert broad economic trouble. Labor leaders are beginning to recognize this balance and seek noninflationary costs.
Editorial notes Khrushchev’s tough talk was a campaign speech for home consumption. It urges Congress to enforce anti racketeering laws against individuals, not tied to unions, to curb labor gangsters. The piece suggests deporting racketeers back to Sicily if laws are strictly applied.
Services for John P. Takes, who would have turned 104 next month, will be held at St. Mary's Church in Cascade on Wednesday. A Cascade native, he was active in farming until his last birthday April 12. Survivors include five daughters, four sons, 37 grandchildren, 100 great grandchildren, 11 great great grandchildren, and a brother and sister.
A- Energy bill in Congress seeks 179 million dollars for atomic energy program with 1152 million for projects 49 million for experimental reactors and 14 million for Euratom cooperation. Rep Carl Durham and Sen Clinton Anderson introduced the measure for next fiscal year at request of the Atomic Energy Commission.
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription and mailing rates for readers in Cass and surrounding counties and elsewhere in Iowa. It shows monthly, quarterly, six month, and yearly options, plus rates for US outside Iowa and Canada.
Washington notes the Eisenhower Khrushchev clash narrows to a summit or war choice. Allen Dulles warns of a possible Soviet strike while U.S. moves like radar around Russia and naval activity raise Berlin tensions. Dowling warns Rhee over Korea, Mikoyan signals softer stance, and weather satellites promise hurricane tracking. Other notes touch on Usher Burdick family members in Congress.
The column discusses antibiotic resistance and the potential of using drug blends to improve effectiveness. It cites a Scottish physician supporting combination therapy for acute illnesses and notes that single antibiotics rarely cover all bacteria. A shotgun approach may overcome resistance faster, with physicians tailoring cases individually.
Geoffrey Mott-Smith, leading the Intercollegiate Championship, doubled to four hearts and demonstrated precise play. He ruffed a diamond, then used a club finesse to reveal West’s distribution and force the final trick, securing the contract.
A satirical verse about a man who lectures others on tariffs and wealth yet remains unaware he is a cub in his own right. The speaker mocks his endless gab and misplaced judgments before noting he has been sidelined for failing to see his own flaws.
A March day brings rain clouds sun and snow with a sharp wind. The Atlantic News Telegraph photo shows two men in a buggy on Griswold Main and notes one is the late James Walker, uncle of G B Wright. A giant limb breaks from a pair of ancient cottonwoods along Chestnut Street, planted around Lincoln’s assassination era.
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